2016
DOI: 10.1134/s0018151x16050163
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Modeling shock loading of multicomponent materials including bismuth

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“…In order to calculate thermodynamic parameters of porous mixtures under dynamic loadings, a model of shock-wave loading with allowance for gas in the pores is used [11][12][13]. The model was able to describe the parameters in a wide range of pressures under shock wave loading, with the possibility of taking into account polymorphic phase transition of the components of the mixtures.…”
Section: Calculation Modelmentioning
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“…In order to calculate thermodynamic parameters of porous mixtures under dynamic loadings, a model of shock-wave loading with allowance for gas in the pores is used [11][12][13]. The model was able to describe the parameters in a wide range of pressures under shock wave loading, with the possibility of taking into account polymorphic phase transition of the components of the mixtures.…”
Section: Calculation Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Here P C , E C , P T , and E T are the potential and thermal components of pressure and specific energy, respectively; c V is the specific heat capacity; T 0 is the initial temperature; and the function Γ = P C V /E C that determines the contribution of the thermal component depends explicitly only on the temperature Γ(T ) in the model [11][12][13]. By taking into account the pressure region of applicability of this model 5 GPa that is of interest to us, initial energy E 0 of a substance under normal conditions is considered to be equal to zero.…”
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“…3. Shock adiabats of silicon nitride (1) and nitride of aluminum (2) The results for the mixture of AlN and Si3N4 with equal volume fractions and initial density 3.335 g/cm 3 are shown in Fig. 3.b.…”
Section: áBra Lökéshullám Adiabata Vonalak Kvarc-volfrám Keverékre (1mentioning
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“…Calculations of the mixtures of quartz with tungsten and quartz with teflon, as well as data obtained on the basis of the experiments [7] are shown in Fig. 2 (2). Experimental data (3), (4) from [7].…”
Section: Fig 1 Shock Adiabats In Coordinates Pressure -Compressionmentioning
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